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Explore Latin American art from the 16th century to present, analyzing styles, societies, and ideas that shaped this rich artistic heritage.
Explore women's roles in art history as artists, patrons, and subjects across cultures from prehistory to present, analyzing artworks through various perspectives.
Explore American art history from colonial era to present, examining paintings, sculptures, and architecture within historical and cultural contexts.
Explore visual perception, 2D design concepts, and creative problem-solving through studio projects, lectures, and critiques to develop visual literacy and artistic skills.
Explore color theory, properties, and applications in art and design for effective visual communication and self-expression.
Develop drawing skills using various media and techniques, exploring line, form, perspective, and chiaroscuro through progressive assignments and instruction.
Learn basic jewelry fabrication techniques, design principles, and safe practices while developing personal expression and aesthetic sense in metal arts.
Explore advanced jewelry-making techniques, refine skills, and develop personal expression in metal art through hands-on practice and creative projects.
Explore Asian American cultural productions and their role in shaping identity, challenging racism, and promoting social justice.
Explore Asian American immigration, culture, and history since 1820, examining experiences from China, Japan, Korea, Philippines, and India in the U.S.
Explore the history, culture, and socioeconomic dynamics of Chinese Americans, examining community structures, immigration patterns, and cultural conflicts.
Explore the historical and cultural significance of East Asian calligraphy, focusing on Chinese, Japanese, and Korean writing systems and their connections to philosophy and arts.
Explore the cosmos, from its origin to its future, examining galaxies, stars, planets, and the potential for extraterrestrial life.
Explore the origins of life on Earth and its potential existence elsewhere, applying astronomy, biology, and planetary science concepts.
Examine night sky motion, classify celestial objects, and explore modern astronomical tools and techniques through hands-on investigation.
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